I know that it is all kind of silly, but I think the laptop must to go sleep automatically before the battery reach 0%.
My DSDT reports that the laptop works from the battery, but when battery reach 2% then DSDT reports that it plugged the AC-adapter. It's strange..
No, I mean that I don't want to plug the AC-adapter into the laptop and it's unplugged, but I see that the battery icon said it's plugged. And it happens only when left 2% of battery.
RehabMan, I have a problem with battery information, because when left only 2% of the battery I see that AC-adapter is plugged in, but really it is not plugged and as a result the laptop turns off when the battery got 0%. Is it the driver problem or DSDT?
Please tell me where I need to put traces and what to check in those traces?
Now I only see if several times press Fn+F10 to enable backlight:
EC _Q52 -> 0x44 kbdbUp step
EC _Q52 -> 0x44 kbdbUp step
EC _Q52 -> 0x44 kbdbUp step
EC _Q52 -> 0x44 kbdbUp step
EC _Q52 -> 0x44 kbdbUp step
EC...
In this thread http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook/72043-new-fan-control-dsdt-silent-fan-higher-temps.html you playing with laptop fans in DSDT. Why you won't help me with my fans if you have knowledge base for it?
I found methods for control fans in SSDT-1 and DSDT. I need to start my fans...
I use your VoodooPS2
And for example, when I volume up with Fn+F8 I see in log
ApplePS2Keyboard: sending key e030=48 down
But when I try to enable keyboard backlight with Fn+F10 or turn down brightness with Fn+F9 there is no messages in the log.
Keyboard backlight works perfectly in BIOS...
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